Eight People – Daniel, Danish, Darshan, Deepak, Dilip, Dinesh, Dushyant and Dindayal live in eight different floors of building (but not necessarily in the same order). The lowermost floor of the building is numbered one, the one above that is numbered two, and so on till the topmost floor is numbered eight. Each one of them likes different food items, namely Pizza, Burger, Veg Fried Rice, Egg Noodles, Butter chicken, Chana masala, Paneer butter masala and Mutton Briyani (but not necessarily in the same order).

Dinesh lives an odd numbered floor above the floor numbered four. Only one person lives between Dinesh and the one who likes Veg Fried Rice.
Only three people live between Deepak and the one who likes Chana masala. Darshan lives an one of the odd numbered floors above the one who likes Chana masala. Dushyant likes neither Chana masala nor Pizza.
Only three people live between Dushyant and Daniel. The one who likes Mutton Briyani lives immediately above the one who likes Burger, but not on the topmost floor. The number of people living above Dinesh is same as the number of people living between Dinesh and Deepak.
Only two people live between Darshan and the one who likes Pizza. The one who likes Paneer butter masala lives immediately above Dushyant.
Only one person lives between the one who likes Mutton Briyani and Dindayal. Only one person lives between Danish and the one who likes Butter chicken. Dilip does not like Paneer butter masala.

1)Which of the following Statements is true with respect to the given information?
1)Dushyant lives immediately above the one who likes Chana masala
2)Dilip lives immediately above Darshan
3)Only three people live between Dinesh and the one who likes Mutton briyani.
4)D likes Butter Chicken
5)All the given statements are true.

2)Who amongst the following lives exactly between Dindayal and the one who likes Burger?
1) Deepak, the one who likes Mutton briyani.
2)Daniel, the one who likes Veg fried rice
3)Dinesh, Dilip
4) Daniel, the one who likes pizza
5) Dilip, Deepak

3)Who amongst the following lives exactly between Dindayal and the one who likes Burger?
1) Deepak, the one who likes Mutton briyani.
2) Daniel, the one who likes Veg fried rice
3) Dinesh, Dilip
4) Daniel, the one who likes pizza
5) Dilip, Deepak

4)Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a group. Which one of the following does not belong to the group?
1)Dushyant – Egg Noodles
2)Darshan – Chana Masala
3)Dinesh – Butter Chicken
4)Dindayal – Mutton Briyani
5)Deepak – Veg fried rice

5)How many people live between C and the one who likes Veg fried rice?
1)Four
2)Three
3)Two
4)Five
5)None

6)Statements :
Some birds are animals. Some animals are plants. All flowers are plants.
Conclusions :
I.No flower is a bird
II.Some birds are plants
1)If only conclusion I follows.
2)If only conclusion II follows.
3)If either I or II follows.
4)If neither I nor II follows.
5)If both conclusions I and II follow

7) Statements :
All letters are consonants. All alphabets are letters. All words are alphabets
Conclusions :
I.All words are consonants
II.Some letters are not words
1)If only conclusion I follows.
2)If only conclusion II follows.
3)If either I or II follows.
4)If neither I nor II follows.
5)If both conclusions I and II follow.

8)Statements :
All tables are wood. No wood is a metal. Some metals are glasses.
Conclusions :
I.No Table is a metal
II.Some glasses are table
1)If only conclusion I follows.
2)If only conclusion II follows.
3)If either I or II follows.
4)If neither I nor II follows.
5)If both conclusions I and II follow

9) Statements :
All stars are moons. All moons are sun. All asteroids are sun.
Conclusions :
I.Some moons are asteroids.
II.All stars are sun
1)If only conclusion I follows.
2)If only conclusion II follows.
3)If either I or II follows.
4)If neither I nor II follows.
5)If both conclusions I and II follow

10) Statements :
All winters are rains. Some rains are cyclone. All cyclones are summer
Conclusions :
I.Some summer are winter
II.some summer are not rains
1)If only conclusion I follows.
2)If only conclusion II follows.
3)If either I or II follows.
4)If neither I nor II follows.
5)If both conclusions I and II follow.